The Big Playback

Bend High is shining early. Despite a 30-minute lightning delay Friday, the Lava Bears came out to win, they topped West Albany 23-14. We also have the other Scores from Friday night action.

Redmond got down early against Cascade, and the Cascade offense kept it going. Cascade beat Redmond in the opener, 47-13. Caldera struck the win column Friday night as they pulled off a 21-20 win over Pendleton behind three passing TDs from Tommy Morris.

On a new segment, Athlete of the Week, Jack Foley shared his story after a four-touchdown game.On Friday, Ridgeview showed out at their first home game, winning 42-28. Senior running back Ishon Ortiz keeps doing it on the ground.

The Sisters Volleyball team are the defending 3A state champions and are hungry for a repeat. Other scores from football across the league.

On Thursday, there was plenty of action on the volleyball court, as 11 teams competed against one another to prepare for the 2024 season. Crook County and Caldera had an intense game, and Mountain View and Bend High continued the historic rivalry.

The Redmond Panthers are ready to show the league and the state that they are here. The Panthers played in a jamboree Friday night and their first game is at home next week at 7 P.M.. The Mountain View Cougars picked up where they left off, dominating opponents. Star wide receiver Jack Foley and running

It’s the playoffs, so we have four options for Play of the Week this week: Summit’s Pearson Carmichael throws it down in dominate first round win. Mountain View’s Avery Andrews has an insane first half including back to back 3 point plays. The Redmond girls showed out and Freya Snow iced the game with an

The double-header at Redmond High School was one of the most electric nights of high school basketball. The Panther girls continue to impress as the entire team shows out and dominates down the stretch to beat the Putnam Kingsmen, 68-58. The Redmond boys were down two at halftime to La Salle Prep, but that deficit

The Summit Storm continue to dominate the 5A field. The Storm kicked off the playoffs with a 80-54 victory over Canby. They head to Linfield for the Elite 8, where they take on their cross-town rival, the Mountain View Cougars. That game is at 1:30 PM on Wednesday. The Mountain View girls had a tough

Quincy Townsend continues to be a star in the IMC. Townsend led the Cougars with 34 points in an overtime win over the Ravens as the regular season drew to a close Monday night, 75-72. Ian Prictor had 24 points.

Your Top Play candidates for a Monday night regular-season finale!: Summit’s Pearson Carmichael throws it down in a 51-point night.Summit’s Collin Moore with the nice reverse.And Summit’s Mallory Rosen with a steal and Piper Richwine finishes on the other end to clinch playoff spot.’ Please vote right here!

Pearson Carmichael dropped 51 points, 20 rebounds and 5 blocks on senior night as the Summit Storm defeated the Wolfpack 98-65 Monday night. The Summit girls pulled away at the end of the fourth quarter to beat the Caldera Wolfpack and clinch a playoff spot.

Mountain View’s Ian Prictor posters the Wolfpack and puts an exclamation point on the night in a must win game. Jack Foley fly’s high and slams it down in big playoff win. Kasey Booster hits a three from across Central Oregon in a big win over Caldera. Go vote for your favorite top play!

The Trinity Lutheran Saints beat Horizon Christian 84-40 behind a combined 42 points from Jack Foley and Andrew Imhoff. Shoutout to the White Buffaloes, as the girls and boys take home the Tri-Valley titles.

The Mountain View girls are hungry for a playoff home game. The Cougars could not miss in their 71-42 victory over the Caldera Wolfpack. The Cougar boys had their Senior Night Thursday, and all the seniors went home happy. Kole Hendricks led the charge with 25 points, followed by Ian Prictor’s 19 and Quincy Townsend’s

Freya Snow grabbed a clutch offensive rebound and put it back up to help ice the game against the Cougars. Redmond is now first in the IMC. Another week and another Pearson Carmichael slam! He had 34 points, became the leading scorer in Summit history, and helped his team clinch the IMC title. Aiden Cruz

The Redmond Panthers hosted the Mountain View Cougars Monday night. The game came down to the wire, and freshman Freya Snow delivered with an offensive rebound and a layup, icing the game and helping the Panthers win 59-56. The Panthers are in sole possession of first place in the IMC.

The Caldera Wolfpack got off to a slow start on Thursday, but turned on the gas in the second half. Trace Benner led the Wolfpack to a 62-61 overtime win with his 24 points and 11 rebounds. Jack Bents hit six threes, including a game-winner, and Aiden Cruz sent the game to overtime with his